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How do I find the location of a svn repository?

I have all the source files in my "local" directory. I do svn up and svn ci to down- and up-load code from and to repository, respectively.

Now I have realized that there is one directory in the repository for which I did not make a local copy. So, I need to do two things:

  1. Find out where repository is located (I am quite sure it is somewhere in the file system, not URL).
  2. I need to create a local copy of this directory.

How can it be done? At the moment I am more interested in the first step. I need to know where the repository is located since I do not really know what the name of the subdirectory that I need to copy is (but if I see the names I might guess).

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Roman Avatar asked Apr 11 '13 13:04

Roman


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svn info inside repository and check "Repository root" string

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Lazy Badger Avatar answered Oct 13 '22 07:10

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